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What are you listening to? Part III
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Outlaw country on HomePod, while my music studio and its expensive monitors sit idle, the mac pro that runs it, will not boot again, less than a year after backplane and power supply replacement, a new Mac mini, in two days went from China to Alaska,
Then the big freeze happened...
New computer sitting in Kentucky for the last four days...check back tomorrow for updates??again...
but I have heat and water, so I suppose it’s all good, but man I miss my main music creation station.
Then the big freeze happened...
New computer sitting in Kentucky for the last four days...check back tomorrow for updates??again...
but I have heat and water, so I suppose it’s all good, but man I miss my main music creation station.
It is the sort of album that I would have bought twice, also.
A few (CDs now on my iTunes library and my mp3 player) from Danger Mouse (and other artists):
Dark Night of the Soul, and Rome.
Dark Night of the Soul, and Rome.
A few albums from the Greek composer and songwriter Manos Hadjidakis (sometimes written Manos Xatzidakis):
Dekapente Esperinoi and Giaconda's Smile.
Dekapente Esperinoi and Giaconda's Smile.
In honor of Tony Iommi and Claudio Simonetti’s birthday today:
Riff Master Iommi (the groove he and bassist Geezer Butler pump into The Mob Rules is crazy great).
I could post Sabbath’s biggest hits, but these are the riffs that have melted my mind since 1980.
Keyboard Maestro and Composer for Italian horror and genre films, Claudio Simonetti (with Goblin and solo)
Two of my favorite cues he wrote...
and my favorite Goblin track...
Riff Master Iommi (the groove he and bassist Geezer Butler pump into The Mob Rules is crazy great).
I could post Sabbath’s biggest hits, but these are the riffs that have melted my mind since 1980.
Keyboard Maestro and Composer for Italian horror and genre films, Claudio Simonetti (with Goblin and solo)
Two of my favorite cues he wrote...
and my favorite Goblin track...
Erik Satie: Gymnopédies & Gnossiennes
Telegraph Road - Dire Straits.
I've just checked: It clocks in at fourteen and a half minutes.
So, yes, the full (and quite brilliant) version.
Bach: Concerto in D Minor, BWV 974 - 2. Adagio 💕
Víkingur Ólafsson - very nice version
Víkingur Ólafsson - very nice version